Mould & Arrowsmith
This article is from 2009.
Beyond nerdy, yet playful and ingeniously funny, Steve Mould and Gemma Arrowsmith’s mock-highbrow revue is like a Centre Georges Pompidou of comedy: all exposed plumbing, postmodern form-as-content and paradox fetishism. Hauling a wide load of self-referential, knowingly smartass themes, most of the sketches are far more entertaining than they have any right to be.
Pleasance Dome, 556 6550, until 30 Aug, 5.30pm, £7.50–£8.50 (£6–£7).
This article is from 2009.
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- 1. uma nath, newcastle upon tyne – 29 September 2009, 9:53pmReport
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mould and arrowsmith's comedy was just about the best thing we saw at the Edinburgh fringe this year. It was fresh, well crafted and a pleasure to watch. Particularly good was the fact that whilst brilliantly and often surreal - ly funny, it was cleverly pitched to be a treat for our 13 year old son as well. It was really suitable for older kids unlike a lot of the events touted as being ideal for older children which we found to be bland and over hyped. well done mould, arrowsmith and (obviously) jethro.
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